Xi Jinping to visit South-East Asia as tariff war spurs China to strengthen ties


President Xi Jinping will set off on a tour of three Southeast Asian countries next week as Beijing urgently seeks to strengthen ties with its neighbours amid an intensifying tariff war with Washington.

Confirming an earlier report by the Post, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Friday that Xi would visit Vietnam on Monday, followed by Malaysia and Cambodia from Tuesday to Friday.

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